Echinoid - Heteraster Texanus Fossil

Heteraster Texanus Echinoids are sea urchin fossils made of small, limy plates. The skeleton of echinoids is made of these interlocking plates that form in a globular shape in the case of Heteraster texanus. These fossil animals are actually related to sand dollars and exhibit the same five-fold radial symmetry. This Cretaceous age (approximately 65 to 146 million years old) echinoid fossil is from Tarrant County in Texas. You will enjoy adding this sea urchin fossil to your collection.

An information card with details on the rock formation, mineral content, characteristics, and uses is included. Typical samples sizes are generally 1.0 to 2.0 inches in length or width but can vary based on availability and natural fossil shape.

Safety WarningsWARNING: CHOKING HAZARD - Small Parts. Not for Children Under 3 years.May contain sharp edges.